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:eek: Way to lower the tone completely :D <object width="560" height="340"><param name="movie" value=""></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="" type="application/x-shockwave-flash"...

Brilliant! It was actually an interview with Naphta I read years ago that really got me thinking about that, he said something along the lines of "if you tie someone to a chair and punch them, and keep punching them, they'll just pass out, but if you punch them, punch them again, and then...

Thing is, the optimum way to play a beautiful tune to offset and contrast a banger is to play it AFTER the banger rather than before, in my experience.

Oddly hyped that there's finally a thread about fresh DnB on here actually; and equally hyped that it seems to be fashionable to make "interesting" mainstream again, within DnB anyway... It's definitely not as though there has been a complete lack of music worth getting excited about before, but...

New Non Plus out soon - ASC's "Focus Inwards"

There's a definite continuum between the sailor's hornpipe, Irish folk dances, Tapdancing, African American competitive dancing, the Highland fling and the Crip Walk.

Artist bio of the week : Not sure whether it qualifies for this thread though, and TWISTOR certainly sounds like a potential dissensian...

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Yep, have the sampler, but by the sound of the bits and pieces I've heard off it recently they've held all the really nice ish back for the LP...

I actually don't really rate Marcus' productions that highly at all of late - ST Files has been doing some cracking solo stuff though, and Commix are always worth a listen; have you heard "Justified"? Beats are weak-sauce but it's a pretty heavenly slice of a roller... <object width="425"...

Thought that Alix Perez album was a little bland and underproduced actually - the wee 10" that preceded it was quite nice, and "State 808" is a nice bubbly roller, but there's precious little else on there to really keep me interested... As for an "edge" the secret is just to select carefully...

Well yes, that's true to a certain extent; but that's just the whole post-internet monkeys-with-cracked-sequencers effect though; sort the wheat from the chaff and you'll still find a bigger yield today than you might have a few years ago, IMO And a lot of this stuff really does work on a...

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The other side of that is even more minimal, it's what Basic Channel would have sounded like if they'd ever tried to make Jungle...

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Shave and a haircut, two bits... Rest In Peace!

The funny thing is that, despite it being a release by Russians on a Belgian label, that little feedback quote was written by Americans! But yes, English must be a nightmare indeed, and respect to those who grapple with it in order to gift the world with what must surely rank as the most...

Now THIS is shameful

Pretty extraordinary, and certainly a bit querulent, not sure if it's shameful though...